Sensors in Design 2012
Wednesday, March 28 - Thursday, March 29, 2012
Are you looking for the latest technologies to enhance your next generation systems and processes?Advances in design and systems architecture have called for the increased utilization of sensors in numerous applications. And now you have an opportunity to evaluate how you can utilize this key technology by attending the Sensors in Design Conference.
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Hear how companies like 3eTi, National Instruments and Microstrain are using wireless sensor networks in applications such as battle eld sensing, energy management and cloud sensor networking.- Evaluate innovative applications of sensors that present new ways to test, measure, monitor and beyond!
- Identify growth opportunities as MEMS Industry Group member companies present insights on the future of MEMS sensor technology.
- Learn where and how Android devices, iPads and E-Readers utilize sensor technology in the Live Tablet Teardown.
- See how sensor fusion allows for new ways to process data to enhance system capabilities.
Four In-Depth Conference Tracks Bring You The Latest Industry Knowledge in Just Two Days!
From the fabrication of smart sensors to the use of cloud sensor networks for energy monitoring and everything in between, the conference offers a broad educational experience for those looking to gain a greater understanding of the design, manufacture and application of sensors.
| Leading-Edge Sensor Applications | Chair: Alexander Wolfe, Content Director, Design News Be inspired by a showcase of some of the newest and most inventive applications of sensing technology. |
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| MEMS | Chair: Alissa Fitzgerald, Founder and Managing Member, A.M. Fitzgerald & Associates Chaired by the MEMS Industry Group, this track offers focused education on innovations in MEMS sensor technology and its applications. |
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| MEMS and Smart Sensing | Chair: Karen Lightman, Managing Director, MEMS Industry Group Smart Sensors enable users and systems integrators to instantly and automatically configure their measuring and monitoring systems. This track offers practical advice from those with case-study driven experience in moving from analog to smart sensing systems. |
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| Harsh Environments | Chair: Randy Frank, President, Randy Frank & Associates New applications of sensors in automobiles, airplanes and field data collection has sparked innovation in the development of harsh environment sensors. |
Thank you to Alex Wolfe, Content Director, Design News and Karen Lightman, Managing Director, MEMS Industry Group for their contribution to the agenda development for Sensors in Design.
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All Access Pass Holders will Receive a 10" Android Tablet!
